This is a modular table designed for studio use. It functions as a prop for photography and a display platform, and can also serve as a catering or standing table depending on the situation. Within a changing space, it is not confined to a single role but structured to shift its function as the scene evolves.

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All parts are assembled using a dry joint method, allowing for easy replacement and repair. The tabletop is designed to accommodate material changes, enabling continuous transformation and expansion depending on its intended use or the character of the space.

This piece was made to order and finished with a vibration treatment instead of anodizing. It is a deliberate choice to align with the atmosphere of the space. The bent sheet metal structure is intentionally exposed, and perforated holes are integrated as connection points—allowing units to expand or accessories to be attached, increasing its versatility. By reinterpreting the design language RKRN has developed over time, the aim was to create a module that feels raw yet composed.